
The strongest Mobile Legends: Bang Bang teams from around the world are gearing up for MSC 2025, held as part of the Esports World Cup. With $3 million on the line, it’s definitely one of the biggest and most competitive international events of the year.
A total of 23 teams have secured their spots through the MLBB Professional League (MPL) circuit and a series of regional qualifiers, all gunning for the championship title and a piece of the massive prize pool.
Here’s a complete look at every team that qualified for MSC 2025, along with their full rosters.
MSC 2025 qualified teams

Main Event teams
These are the 16 teams that earned direct spots in the MSC 2025 Main Event, which includes both the Group Stage and Knockout Stage, by making it through their respective pro leagues, regional qualifier (China), or the Wildcard phase.
Team | Roster | Qualification |
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SRG.OG (defending champion) |
Kramm – EXP laner Sekys – Jungler Stormie – Mid laner Innocent – Gold laner Yums – Roamer Gojes – Substitute/EXP laner |
MPL Malaysia Season 15 champion |
Team Liquid PH | Sanford – EXP laner KarlTzy – Jungler Sanji – Mid laner Oheb – Gold laner Jaypee – Roamer Perkziva – Substitute/Roamer |
MPL Philippines Season 15 champion |
ONIC Philippines | Kirk – EXP laner K1NGKONG – Jungler Super Frince – Mid laner Kelra – Gold laner Brusko – Roamer Hate – Substitute/Flex |
MPL Philippines Season 15 runner-up |
ONIC | Lutpiii – EXP laner Kairi – Jungler Sanz – Mid laner Savero – Gold laner Kiboy – Roamer Ryota – Substitute/EXP laner CW – Substitute/Gold laner |
MPL Indonesia Season 15 champion |
RRQ Hoshi | Dyrennn – EXP laner Sutsujin – Jungler Rinz – Mid laner Toyy – Gold laner Idok – Roamer Chenn – Substitute/Jungler |
MPL Indonesia Season 15 runner-up |
HomeBois | Vell – EXP laner EyyMal – Jungler Izanami – Mid laner Melqt – Gold laner Ivann – Roamer Eiva – Substitute/EXP laner |
MPL Malaysia Season 15 runner-up |
Team Flash | Kennn – EXP laner Hadess – Jungler KurtTzy – Mid laner Vanix – Gold laner JPL – Roamer Diablo – Substitute/EXP laner Lolsie – Substitute/Roamer |
MPL Singapore Season 9 champion |
CFU Gaming | Wadu – EXP laner Detective – Jungler Oppi – Mid laner Xingg – Gold laner Boxi – Roamer Zee – Substitute/Mid laner Tegami – Substitute/Jungler |
MPL Cambodia (KH) Season 8 champion |
Ultra Legends | DARK LORD – EXP laner Throwboy – Jungler Quanok – Mid laner Pharaoh – Gold laner RiseCrim – Roamer Jersy – Substitute/Roamer Elshadow Omar – Substitute/Mid laner |
MPL MENA Season 7 champion |
Corinthians | Hesu – EXP laner Flick – Jungler Frosttlaneve – Mid laner UpaaTzy – Gold laner Luiizz – Roamer Buzizio – Substitute/Jungler |
MPL LATAM Season 3 champion |
Team Spirit | Kid Bomba – EXP laner Oneshot – Jungler Sunset Lover – Mid laner Hiko – Gold laner SAWO – Roamer Euphoria – Substitute/Flex |
MCC Season 5 champion |
Aurora Turkiye | Lunar – EXP laner Tienzy – Jungler Rosa – Mid laner Sigibum – Gold laner APEX47 – Roamer ReiNNNN – Substitute/Flex |
MTC Season 5 champion |
Area 77 (replaced S8UL Esports) |
TBD – EXP laner TBD – Jungler TBD – Mid laner TBD – Gold laner TBD – Roamer TBD – Substitute/EXP laner |
NACT Spring 2025 champion |
Mythic SEAL | Khunn – EXP laner Kenn – Jungler Niko – Mid laner Zippx – Gold laner Bo Ye – Roamer Potay – Substitute |
MSL MM Season 1 champion |
DianFengYaoGuai | Kielvj – EXP laner Super Kenn – Jungler Yione – Mid laner Loong – Gold laner Zzzed – Roamer Pixiu – Substitute/Roamer |
MSC 2025 China Qualifier winner |
TBD | TBD | MSC 2025 Wildcard winner |
Wildcard teams
Meanwhile, these eight teams punched their tickets to the Wildcard stage through their respective leagues and regional qualifiers.
Team | Roster | Qualification |
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Team Falcons | Sanjiii – EXP laner Boyet – Jungler Cuffin – Mid laner Saano – Gold laner Trolll – Roamer Tarzan – Substitute/Jungler |
MPL MENA Season 7 runner-up |
INFLUENCE RAGE | Chino – EXP laner Jotun – Jungler Chan – Mid laner Furyy – Gold laner Pakitoo – Roamer SR Luuma – Substitute/Flex |
MPL LATAM Season 3 runner-up |
Virtus.pro | BadKot – EXP laner Andoryuuu – Jungler Bober – Mid laner Super Egorka – Gold laner Pluto – Roamer Kerrigan – Substitute/Flex |
MCC Season 5 runner-up |
Legion Esports | Meow – EXP laner Jowga – Jungler Shocker – Mid laner Daylight – Gold laner Kram God – Roamer Hehehehehehe – SubstituteMid laner GNART – Substitute/Roamer |
VMC Spring 2025 champion |
Niightmare Esports | Bai Luci – EXP laner 2Ez4Lexxy – Jungler Sosoul – Mid laner Khammy – Gold laner J4ZBIN – Roamer I DID – Substitute/Mid Laner Ninjaaa – Substitute/Jungler |
M Challenge Cup Mekong Season 5 champion |
ZETA DIVISION | june1 – EXP laner ten – Jungler psuke – Mid laner muiminet – Gold laner Kani – Roamer Falcon – Substitute/Jungler |
MSC 2025 Japan Qualifier winner |
The MongolZ | Mumu – EXP laner Zetsu – Jungler Mayki – Mid laner Rynx K – Gold laner Shenlynn – Roamer Ganaa – Substitute/Jungler |
MSC 2025 Mongolia Qualifier winner |
Rare Atom | Donn – EXP laner Lanaya – Jungler Paofu – Mid laner Mikey – Gold laner Cat9 – Roamer Shengge – Substitute/Mid laner |
MSC 2025 China Qualifier runner-up |
MSC 2025 schedule and more details

All eyes are on Malaysia’s Selangor Red Giants, who recently joined forces with the legendary organization OG Esports. After making history last year by winning Malaysia’s first-ever international MLBB title with a pulsating 4-3 victory over the Philippines’ Falcons AP.Bren, SRG are back to defend their crown at MSC 2025.
But even with AP.Bren out of the picture this time, the road to a repeat won’t be easy. SRG are be up against serious threats like Team Liquid PH, the current M-Series world champs ONIC Philippines, as well as ONIC and RRQ Hoshi from Indonesia. On top of that, the other squads are hungry to prove they can stand toe to toe with Southeast Asia’s elite.
MSC 2025 x Esports World Cup runs from July 10 to Aug. 2, with matches held across three venues in Boulevard City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The tournament champion will bring home a massive $1 million grand prize and etch their names in MLBB esports history.
You can catch all the action live on the following official English broadcast channels:
- EWC Twitch (Stream A)
- EWC Twitch (Stream B)
- MLBB YouTube
- MLBB Esports YouTube
- MLBB Facebook
- MLBB Esports Facebook
- MLBB TikTok
- MLBB Esports TikTok
Broadcasts in various languages will also be available for international viewers.